Knee pain can slowly limit your ability to perform activities such as walking, climbing stairs, and workout activities. Damage to the knee joints can cause pain and limits movement. Osteoarthritis is a condition that can cause damage to the knee joints. Knee Replacement Surgeon Mohali can be performed for patients [...]
In the process leading up to hip replacement surgery, patients develop many different kinds of questions. These include: the details of the surgery, the length of the stay in the hospital, the period of recovery, the expected results, and the risks associated with the surgery and procedure. In order to [...]
Hip pain can alter a person’s way of life, by changing the way they walk, their sleeping and working patterns and their participation in daily activities. Persistent hip pain and stiffness can be caused by advanced osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, a broken hip, avascular necrosis, or other severe joint problems. Total [...]
Hip pain affects individuals of different ages and makes simple tasks like walking, climbing stairs, sitting, or sleeping more painful and bothersome. Sometimes mild pain tends to improve with rest and some care, but if symptoms do not improve or get worse, it may be due to joint or other [...]
Persistent hip pain disrupts numerous day to day tasks and activities such as walking, climbing stairs or even exercising. When relieving pain becomes more important than conserving joint motion, hip replacement may be the final option. A newer technique that has been gaining popularity is the use of computer assisted [...]
A pattern I’ve noticed in my OPD over the years: Hip Pain in Women are more likely to arrive late. Not because they ignored the symptoms — but because they were told, at earlier points of contact with the healthcare system, that it was something else. Lower back problem. Sacroiliac [...]
The Stryker Mako robotic surgery arrived in India in earnest about six years ago. Fortis Hospital Mohali was among the early adopters in Punjab and the Chandigarh region. I’ve been using it since, and the honest assessment of its impact on my practice is this: it has made a good [...]
One of my patients — a 58-year-old retired district judge from Patiala — came to his three-month follow-up and asked, very carefully, whether he could resume his morning yoga practice. I asked him to describe what the practice involved. He described a sequence that included forward folds, hip flexion beyond [...]